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Originally Posted by littlenige
and more.
It looks like Richie was correct with the description of the "light" Dry Martini later Yellowdrama down to remembering the stainless handle bar across the engine hatches, impressive ! The the mystery is still where is the first "heavy" Dry Martini hull, last seen in Italy by Richie ?
Maybe Marco would know..........
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Joern,
I have to admit that I always forgot that there could be more than one of the same boat. It makes it confusing for the historians!! (and the likes of Marco with his book on the 36 wide body).
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I have to admit that I always forgot that there could be more than one of the same boat. It makes it confusing for the historians!! (and the likes of Marco with his book on the 36 wide body).
Back to the Calenders!
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Beautiful images Nigel!
Unfortunately many are distorted.
You have only 2 calendars of Beken?
I come back in Italy and I do not have time but as soon as I will post those of my calendars.
Unfortunately many are distorted.
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You have only 2 calendars of Beken?
I come back in Italy and I do not have time but as soon as I will post those of my calendars.
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Last edited by Black Tornado; 11-20-2006 at 10:54 AM.